I have a catastrophic-“only me” failure in #syncthing that I can't debug for lack of time and willpower.

So before a move, computer gear packed, I'm SooL on one of my main workflows.

la sekva versio de Syncthing estos plene esperantigita...

*falas kun vizaĝo sur labortablo* 😪💤

#syncthing #esperanto

So.. seems like this #gentoo installation is starting to have most of the stuff I had with #arch. One thing is noticeable though: arch really is fast getting upstream version updates into repositories! Two noticeable cases were #KDE and #syncthing.

Syncthing: somewhere between 2.0.10 and 2.0.16 there has been config file update, thus the version I have is migrated to newer revision and 2.0.10 refuses to use it.

KDE 6.6 came with plasma-login-manager which was really welcome addition as it fixed SDDM bugs on both of my machines! So I was bit bummed that gentoo still had KDE 6.5.. until I learned that PLM has/is going to have hard dependency to systemd and not just to elogind/seatd. So using it won't be an option as the reason I am doing this gentoo experiment is to try live without systemd.

That SDDM is bit unfortunate as first of the bugs is one that author is not willing to have a workaround. For the second I don't have any clue if it is known issue, but seeing the reaction to first one I am not inclined to dig further..

You don't need #dropbox #onedrive #googledrive #github #gitlab, etc....

#syncthing !

I think I am finally satisfied with my #Syncthing configuration. It only really works with #RetroArch and #PPSSPP on Android, which is unfortunate. It also won’t do me any good while I’m out of town but that’s fine.

Regardless, I now have a better grasp of all my save files and the best way to move them from device to device.

Catching up on my #TuxJam backlog, currently listening to Episode 120: "[Tunnels & Texts]"

I'm listening to Dave explain his Pangolin/[Fosrl] setup, and (not throwing shade on anyone, here), I couldn't help but think of two things:

1) This all sounds very impressive
2) This all sounds incredibly complex

I'm allergic to complexity. That's why the only thing I currently self-host is #Syncthing, and you could barely even call that self-hosting. It's fully automagical. No open ports, no DMZ, no VPN, no relay setup, no potentially sketchy containers, just a single executable and if need be, a single apt source (otherwise, just use your distro's / OS's own repo, if it's reasonably up-to-date.

I started to wonder what a #minimalist #BSD or #Plan9 - style setup for something like Fosrl would be. Just a simple SSH reverse tunnel? Just tailscale? Port-knocking? (Is that still a thing?) Something completely different?

I'm not hating on Fosrl, nor indeed the awesome Tuxjam folks. I'm just wondering what an out-of-the-box, minimalist solution for admittedly a complex technical problem would be.

Who knows the deal with SyncThing-Fork on Android?

I see it changed owner (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46184730) but that issue, and linked forum thread, have been deleted. Hundreds of other posts.

#syncthing

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